From Yorktown to Helmand: How Denmark has stood with America for more than two centuries.
This book is an accessible, comprehensive refutation of Vice President JD Vance's characterisation of Denmark as not "a good ally" to the United States.
The United Kingdom may claim a ‘special relationship’ with the United States, but Denmark has been a steadfast American ally since before the British burned down the White House.
The Great Danestraces more than two centuries of shared sacrifice, diplomacy, and defence—from the Revolution to the War on Terror. With sharp insight and compelling detail, R.W. McMillan explores how a small Nordic nation became one of America’s most dependable partners.
In an age of shifting alliances, Denmark’s quiet constancy offers a timely lesson in what true partnership means.
About the Author
Roderick McMillan is a neurodiverse Scottish journalist known for well-researched, analytical, and investigative essays. Writing primarily about politics, philosophy & propaganda, with bylines in a range of publications from The Spectator and Byline Times to The Anarchist Library, he brings a critical lens to historical and contemporary issues.